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. >> america sa tt the insurgen tryingo topp somalia' government islinked to qaeda. the gro wants to impose strict islamic law acro the country. it portrays this as a hol war. it appears to be attracting suort from iamic extremists. several young men were arrested in australia accused of plotting terrorist attacks. in th early 1990's under bill clint's predency, american troops tried to intervene in somalia. when helicopters were shot down and american soldiers killed, the americanpulled out. reluctant to send tops again, the uned states is attracting forces loyal to the sali governme. in nairobi, hillar clinton met with the somali president with a clear message. w're with you and we will help you to stay in power. will support you wh trainingnd weapons. >> if they nt to obtain a haven in somalia which uld then attractl qaedand other terrorist actors, itould be a threat to the united stat. >> th was aery public show of american suppo forhe president. some analystwould argue that itould possibly play intohe hands ofhe insuents, who long portrayed his gernment as a pup
. >> america sa tt the insurgen tryingo topp somalia' government islinked to qaeda. the gro wants to impose strict islamic law acro the country. it portrays this as a hol war. it appears to be attracting suort from iamic extremists. several young men were arrested in australia accused of plotting terrorist attacks. in th early 1990's under bill clint's predency, american troops tried to intervene in somalia. when helicopters were shot down and american soldiers killed, the americanpulled...
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want to forget that one of the things that's really extraordinary about american medicine has made america the leader and not in health care provision but in the science of medicine has to do with our academic health centers, where we train doctors from all over the world, where we do some of the most outstanding research, where we generate new findings that influence the way medicine's practiced everywhere. those values are very hard to mash because they go out into the-- throughout the globe and the progress that's being made in medicine-- which is very real and, you know, our successes in cancer care may be somewhat limited, but our successes in controlling lots of other diseases, infectious diseases and cardiovascular diseases and many others, is equally extraordinary. we need to be careful as we legislate health care reform that we don't end up shortchanging academic health centers. i run an academic health center, the sloan memorial ketting health center, and we want to treat everyone who has encountered cancer as a disease. we arere not making money. on the contrary, we lose hundred
want to forget that one of the things that's really extraordinary about american medicine has made america the leader and not in health care provision but in the science of medicine has to do with our academic health centers, where we train doctors from all over the world, where we do some of the most outstanding research, where we generate new findings that influence the way medicine's practiced everywhere. those values are very hard to mash because they go out into the-- throughout the globe...
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>> -- how worried should america be? >> it is more of a show to the world and to the russian public, the new renaissance of the russian military, and i am sure that the rank and file people are quite proud of it. >> russian military might is on display. russia was heavily criticized by western invasion. they have been sensitive about what they see as meddling in the backyard. >> the u.s. senate has voted to confirm judge sotomayor as the first hispanic supreme court justice. 68 approved, 31 against. she is obama's first supreme court appointment, and the third female justice to sit on the court. a hacker attack shut down twitter on thursday. in its blog, they said that hackers commanded a multitude of computers to a single site at the same time, stopping legitimate traffic. several thousands have attended the funeral of britain's last survivor from the world war one trenches. he died last month at age 111. interesting -- infantrymen from france and belgium escorted his coffin. in afghanistan, violence is again overshadow
>> -- how worried should america be? >> it is more of a show to the world and to the russian public, the new renaissance of the russian military, and i am sure that the rank and file people are quite proud of it. >> russian military might is on display. russia was heavily criticized by western invasion. they have been sensitive about what they see as meddling in the backyard. >> the u.s. senate has voted to confirm judge sotomayor as the first hispanic supreme court...
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no one in america should go broke because they get sick. [applause] insurance companies will also be stopped from canceling your coverage because you get sick or denying coverage because of your medical history. [applause] if you think this has nothing to do with you, think again. a recent report found that in the past few years, more than 12 million americans were discriminated against by insurance companies because of a pre-existing condition. when we get health insurance reform, those days will be over. we will require insurance companies to recover routine checkups and preventive care like mammograms and colonoscopy. that saves money and saves lives. [applause] at the same time, i just want to be completely clear about this. i keep saying is, but some folks are not listening. if you like your healthcare plan, you keep your healthcare plan. nobody is going to force you to leave your healthcare plan. if you like to doctor, you keep seeing your doctor. i do not want government bureaucrats meddling in your healthcare, but i do not want insu
no one in america should go broke because they get sick. [applause] insurance companies will also be stopped from canceling your coverage because you get sick or denying coverage because of your medical history. [applause] if you think this has nothing to do with you, think again. a recent report found that in the past few years, more than 12 million americans were discriminated against by insurance companies because of a pre-existing condition. when we get health insurance reform, those days...
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secretary of state hillary clinton pledges to expand america's support for somalia's weak interim government. >>> americans may be busy trading their clunkers for new cars. in the west african nation of benin, we show you the booming business that brings new life to old automobiles. >>> spy in the sky. israel launches a new kind of surveillance play that can go from backpack to front lines in just minutes. >>> and pity poor latvia. crushed by the economic downturn, it's snoufring a new problem, british bachelors gone wild. >>> good evening, i'm martin savid savidge. it's been quite a week for clinton family, with bill clinton capturing headlines in north korea the last two days. today it was hillary clinton in africa. the secretary of state was talking tough about islamic extremists in somalia and offering to expand and extend american support to that very tenuous government in that country. she said the militants there see somalia as a future haven for global terrorism. in tonight's lead focus, we look at clinton's visit to africa and its goals. on the second full day of her african tour, s
secretary of state hillary clinton pledges to expand america's support for somalia's weak interim government. >>> americans may be busy trading their clunkers for new cars. in the west african nation of benin, we show you the booming business that brings new life to old automobiles. >>> spy in the sky. israel launches a new kind of surveillance play that can go from backpack to front lines in just minutes. >>> and pity poor latvia. crushed by the economic downturn,...
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. >> america says that the insurgents trying to topple somalia's government is linked to al qaeda. the group wants to impose strict islamic law across the country. it portrays this as a holy war. it appears to be attracting support from islamic extremists. several young men were arrested in australia accused of plotting terrorist attacks. in the early 1990's under bill clinton's presidency, american troops tried to intervene in somalia. when helicopters were shot down and american soldiers killed, the americans pulled out. reluctant to send troops again, the united states is attracting forces loyal to the somali government. in nairobi, hillary clinton met with the somali president with a clear message. we're with you and we will help you to stay in power. we will support you with training and weapons. >> if they want to obtain a haven in somalia which would then attract al qaeda and other terrorist actors, it would be a threat to the united states. >> this was a very public show of american support for the president. some analysts would argue that it could possibly play into the ha
. >> america says that the insurgents trying to topple somalia's government is linked to al qaeda. the group wants to impose strict islamic law across the country. it portrays this as a holy war. it appears to be attracting support from islamic extremists. several young men were arrested in australia accused of plotting terrorist attacks. in the early 1990's under bill clinton's presidency, american troops tried to intervene in somalia. when helicopters were shot down and american...
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awaiting senate confirmation, will the controversy over the first hispanic supreme court justice in america now die down? also, this hour, the hidden cost of swine flu. we will find out how it is affecting egypt's poorest. and a play about polygamy allowed in the west, but not in many traditional cultures. just tell a acceptable is it? ♪ it is 7:00 a.m. in washington, midday here in london, and 3:30 p.m. in the afghan province where 26 people, many civilians, have been killed, following two wrecks of bombs. it is the latest in a string of insurgent attacks in the lead up to next month's election. and the worst incident, 21 including children were killed when a bomb detonated. the attacks happened as the new nato secretary general was making his first trip to southern afghanistan to assess conditions there. he has made cutting the civilian deaths aboard. joining us is our correspondent, martin. these civilian deaths, can we assume that this is a product of the terrorists changing the way they are targeting? due to this latest incident in southern afghanistan is not exactly clear how how th
awaiting senate confirmation, will the controversy over the first hispanic supreme court justice in america now die down? also, this hour, the hidden cost of swine flu. we will find out how it is affecting egypt's poorest. and a play about polygamy allowed in the west, but not in many traditional cultures. just tell a acceptable is it? ♪ it is 7:00 a.m. in washington, midday here in london, and 3:30 p.m. in the afghan province where 26 people, many civilians, have been killed, following two...
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third vital aim of conservative farm policy is the beginning of alliances outside of europe and north america, bought all two british influence in the world given the tree that i outlined earlier. on his visit to india in 2006, david cameron said that he believed it was time for britain and india to forge a new special relationship, focusing particularly on fighting terrorism, protecting the environment, and globalization. india is also a leading member of the commonwealth, which has been valued on to the labour -- which as been devalued in the labour gouvernment. it is extraordinary diversity offers some straight, a unique network of 53 countries spanning five continents with 30% of the world's population. we believe the commonwealth is a tool to be picked up and used more often, to help dialogue and conflict prevention, taking a leading role in addressing state failure by coordinating up future rehabilitation package for its former member, zimbabwe. get the commonwealth is not the only group of countries where we can recreate historic connections on a new modern basis. i have long argued th
third vital aim of conservative farm policy is the beginning of alliances outside of europe and north america, bought all two british influence in the world given the tree that i outlined earlier. on his visit to india in 2006, david cameron said that he believed it was time for britain and india to forge a new special relationship, focusing particularly on fighting terrorism, protecting the environment, and globalization. india is also a leading member of the commonwealth, which has been...
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america the tarnished. now comes kurt andern who examines howe got here and where we go in a new book, reset, how the cri kiss restore our vues a renew erica. it grew out of a essa he ote in "ti" magazine called thend of exss. i'm pleased to have our friend kurt andersen back at this table. you just saw me do a prograon iraq an afghanista so what are your thoughts abou america's efforts there and the risks that we have that afghanistan becomes a long slog as iraq became. >> it may welcome that. and at was a great show, to talk about. cause i don't think as your guest said thatpeople, americans generally understand wt a -- what a large engagentfghanistan may become. i dohink the factthat th obama adminiration, a guy who after all got elected as the ai-war candidate of thewo leading democratic candates has proven himself to be not any kind of cut and run dove at all. and to me, and this does work into the reset ia, i thinwe have gone from the vietnam syndrome which led to us recoil from any military pow anywr
america the tarnished. now comes kurt andern who examines howe got here and where we go in a new book, reset, how the cri kiss restore our vues a renew erica. it grew out of a essa he ote in "ti" magazine called thend of exss. i'm pleased to have our friend kurt andersen back at this table. you just saw me do a prograon iraq an afghanista so what are your thoughts abou america's efforts there and the risks that we have that afghanistan becomes a long slog as iraq became. >> it...
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unscientific america was t result. it was our attempt to understand the problem, not why we don't get answers but why we don't get answers through to nonscientists to the pple who often need them the most. and in discussing that problem, i guess let's start with some data. the data is probably familiar to many of you. you've heard these factoids before. there's something like a scientific literacy problem. if you ask people surveys about science topics they were supposed to study, you often get dismal answers. something like half a people will get wro like does the earth rotate around the sun? how long does it take to do it? yeah, it's not funny. ditto with what's larger an at tom or electron, the universe began with a big explosion. same thing wit evolution, 46% of americans not only reject it but think that the earth is less than 10,000 years old. and on and on. this is bad and alarming. you don'tant this in the science center country. but we argue pretty quickly in the book that it is not just about people not knowi
unscientific america was t result. it was our attempt to understand the problem, not why we don't get answers but why we don't get answers through to nonscientists to the pple who often need them the most. and in discussing that problem, i guess let's start with some data. the data is probably familiar to many of you. you've heard these factoids before. there's something like a scientific literacy problem. if you ask people surveys about science topics they were supposed to study, you often get...
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tonight, the future of broadband in america. "the communicators," on c-span to. >> the senate begins confirmation of judge sonia sotomayor. coming this fall, tour the home to america's highest court, the supreme court >> state department spokesman bj crowley answered a number of questions today on the middle east peace process. this follows remarks from hillary clinton. this is a half-hour. [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] " i have no reformation to support that. >> did this individual say whether the hijackers had intended to go into iran or is it your interest -- understanding that they crossed the border and did not know it. >> i think that at this point, we have all lot of good questions but very little information. at some point in time, when we know where they are, and we have access to, we can -- access to them, we can know what to do. >she had the video conference here in the building with diplomats from around the world who work on iranian issues. i would characterize that as
tonight, the future of broadband in america. "the communicators," on c-span to. >> the senate begins confirmation of judge sonia sotomayor. coming this fall, tour the home to america's highest court, the supreme court >> state department spokesman bj crowley answered a number of questions today on the middle east peace process. this follows remarks from hillary clinton. this is a half-hour. [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] "...
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america is trying to bring them together so at least they operate under one umbrella in america. in britain we have gone further and made it one separate organization that of course is able to deal with individual institutions and end the self regulation that we had in the past. now that is something that you can build on, but that is the right model for the future. >> prime minister, i am a member of the treasurely select committee when you first appeared before it as chancellor, having made the bank of england independent, something you refused to discuss in the previous election. you have just announced this as a great success, but we have just witnessed the single greatest banking collapse since the 1930's, but the government has refused to contemplate to separate the high risk banking away from the other banking. can you explain to the satisfaction of the british people what measures you have now put in place, having had this disaster to stop it happening again? >> first of all, i was talking about inflation. there is no doubt that our inflation record compared with other co
america is trying to bring them together so at least they operate under one umbrella in america. in britain we have gone further and made it one separate organization that of course is able to deal with individual institutions and end the self regulation that we had in the past. now that is something that you can build on, but that is the right model for the future. >> prime minister, i am a member of the treasurely select committee when you first appeared before it as chancellor, having...
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ro to one of america's most besieg outposted. the pilots won't land in this valley exct on the darkest of nigh when they're escortedby gunships. the talin oftenlie andait inhe darkness o th rmote valley. the gunshi fire a missile io th hillside, aarning shot. outpost is theurther reach of america power surrnded by motains here in thepakistani border. a landing so the pilots worried that their zor blades could clipthe hillside. this ithe only way in or out of a ty piece of land. america fls it has to hold on to but isn't sure why. and while the wor's only superpower has found itself trapped. the hills all around offer beau and also nstant deadly atcks. >> we're surround in a bol. so we're constantly - >> reporr: captain porter leads a few dozen men pinned down among the sanags. they don't he much contact with the locals apart fr when they sotat their base. >> over 35 contacts with he emy since we've been here ju under three months. so keeping uson our toes. >> reporter: why? >> my boss told me to comehere. >> reporter: an afghan a
ro to one of america's most besieg outposted. the pilots won't land in this valley exct on the darkest of nigh when they're escortedby gunships. the talin oftenlie andait inhe darkness o th rmote valley. the gunshi fire a missile io th hillside, aarning shot. outpost is theurther reach of america power surrnded by motains here in thepakistani border. a landing so the pilots worried that their zor blades could clipthe hillside. this ithe only way in or out of a ty piece of land. america fls it...
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he is author of 20 books including the empire of lies and the conservative revolution in america. for more information, visit man hadn't-institute.org. >> in 1959, soviet premier nikita khrushchev to the two week tour of the u.s.. peter carlson recount that trip with his son on afterwards, part of book tv weekend. >> the publisher and editor of the nation magazine and frequent contributor to ms nbc, cnn and pbs participate in a discussion on a downturn in the financial system based on the nation's coverage of economic events for 20 years. and the author of nickel and dime, and christopher hayes, washington editor for the nation magazine. the event, hosted by the new york society for ethical culture center in new york city, is 1 hour and a half. [applause] >> good in
he is author of 20 books including the empire of lies and the conservative revolution in america. for more information, visit man hadn't-institute.org. >> in 1959, soviet premier nikita khrushchev to the two week tour of the u.s.. peter carlson recount that trip with his son on afterwards, part of book tv weekend. >> the publisher and editor of the nation magazine and frequent contributor to ms nbc, cnn and pbs participate in a discussion on a downturn in the financial system based...
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first, she blasted jay leno's new 10:00 show, saying it will help america fall asleep earlier. then she accused brooke shields of exploiting michael jackson's memorial service for face time. she's ripped into john gosselin saying, quote, i'm disgusted by him. here's a guy about eight kids who runs off to find himself. well, he should have found himself a condom. no holding back. >>> this comes from kusa 9 news in denver where in nearby colorado springs three baby bears have found a favorite backyard. this is the third time this tri o of bear cubs dropped by, causing a little mischief. the damage is pretty minimal. she also remembered never to get too close especially since mama bear is never too far away. makes some great pictures anyway. i'm dan kloeffler, and this is "early today," just your fist stop of the day today on your nbc station. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> we are going to be cooler than normal and mostly cloudy thanks to the slow moving front. it has not gone through th
first, she blasted jay leno's new 10:00 show, saying it will help america fall asleep earlier. then she accused brooke shields of exploiting michael jackson's memorial service for face time. she's ripped into john gosselin saying, quote, i'm disgusted by him. here's a guy about eight kids who runs off to find himself. well, he should have found himself a condom. no holding back. >>> this comes from kusa 9 news in denver where in nearby colorado springs three baby bears have found a...
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in fact, in general the rich in latin america don't have responsibilities. capital flight approximated the crushing debt. in contrast, during south korea's remarkable growth period, capital flight could bring the death penalty. one of many factors that led to the surprising divergence latin america has much richer resources then you would expected to be, far more advanced than ease dÉjÀ but it have the disadvantage of being under imperialists wing's. from the 1970's, the golden age faded. win neal liberal rules were observed and so far as they have been observed, economic performance deteriorated and social democratic programs have been substantially weakened. we see that right here. the united states parslow accepted these rules and for the past 30 years, real wages for the majority of the population have stagnated. up until then they essentially tracked growth. work hours have increased well beyond europe. benefits, which have always lagged, have declined in social indicators, a kind of a general nature of the help of a society, they also attract growth
in fact, in general the rich in latin america don't have responsibilities. capital flight approximated the crushing debt. in contrast, during south korea's remarkable growth period, capital flight could bring the death penalty. one of many factors that led to the surprising divergence latin america has much richer resources then you would expected to be, far more advanced than ease dÉjÀ but it have the disadvantage of being under imperialists wing's. from the 1970's, the golden age faded. win...
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in 2008, america's economy grew at the rate of 1.4%. china grew at the rate of 9.8%. who is america's largest creditor? answer, china by far. it holds $800 billion in u.s. debt. so instead of a g8, the u.s., canada, france, germany, italy, japan, russia, and the u.k., we now have a g2. a g2. the u.s. and china. how will that pan out? >> i have no illusion that the united states and china will agree on every issue, nor choose to see the world in the same way. but that only makes dialogue more important. >> reporter: question. is talk of a g2 an accurate description of a u.s./china relationship or is it hyperbole? >> i think it's still hyperbole for the moment but in a few years' time it is going to be the relationship. at the moment, china is still a very important country to the u.s. it's still not a super power. >> these are the two countries that are going to shape, really, the economy of every other country in the world. and china's our banker. we have to be real nervous around them. we need them if there's going to be any climate change, and yept they need us beca
in 2008, america's economy grew at the rate of 1.4%. china grew at the rate of 9.8%. who is america's largest creditor? answer, china by far. it holds $800 billion in u.s. debt. so instead of a g8, the u.s., canada, france, germany, italy, japan, russia, and the u.k., we now have a g2. a g2. the u.s. and china. how will that pan out? >> i have no illusion that the united states and china will agree on every issue, nor choose to see the world in the same way. but that only makes dialogue...
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discover the secrets of america's foremost food testers and tasters today on america's test kitchen. today, on america's test kitchen, we're making crispy breaded pork chops and applesauce. first, julia shows chris the keys to achieving juicy, flavorful chops with a crisp, substantial crust. then jack has chris tasting dijon and reveals why freshness is the key to choosing the best mustard. next, julia uncovers the test kitchen secrets to perfecting applesauce with a pure, deep apple flavor. finally, adam takes chris on a tour of the equipment corner to find the best, inexpensive nonstick skillet. america's test kitchen is brought to you by dcs by fischer & paykel. america's cooks rely on innovation and culinary precision. dcs by fischer & paykel, offering premium indoor and outdoor kitchen appliances. >> and by kohler, inspiring home chefs to create a professional- level kitchen with innovative sinks, faucets, and cook centers. kohler. >> robert mondavi understood that sharing good food and wine with family and friends is one of life's true pleasures. woodbridge by robert mondavi, b
discover the secrets of america's foremost food testers and tasters today on america's test kitchen. today, on america's test kitchen, we're making crispy breaded pork chops and applesauce. first, julia shows chris the keys to achieving juicy, flavorful chops with a crisp, substantial crust. then jack has chris tasting dijon and reveals why freshness is the key to choosing the best mustard. next, julia uncovers the test kitchen secrets to perfecting applesauce with a pure, deep apple flavor....
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i hear about them in town halls all across america. the stories of hard working people who are doing the right thing. they're acting responsibly, only to find out that they're penalized only because others aren't doing the right thing. because others aren't acting responsibly. on tuesday, i was in new hampshire taking to people who had been denied coverage because of preexisting conditions. today, we're talking about people like katie, who have had their insurance suddenly revoked. they got sick and suddenly, that's when they get dropped. tomorrow in colorado, we'll be talking about the people who have insurance, but are still stuck with huge bills because they've hit a cap on their benefits or are charged large fees. when you hear about these experiences, when you think about the millions of people denied coverage because of preexisting conditions, when you think about the thousands who have their policies canceled each year, i want you to remember one thing. most of us have -- most of us have insurance and most of us think you know,
i hear about them in town halls all across america. the stories of hard working people who are doing the right thing. they're acting responsibly, only to find out that they're penalized only because others aren't doing the right thing. because others aren't acting responsibly. on tuesday, i was in new hampshire taking to people who had been denied coverage because of preexisting conditions. today, we're talking about people like katie, who have had their insurance suddenly revoked. they got...
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we're america's health insurance companies. supporting bipartisan reform that congress can build on. ies who need assistance getting around their homes. there is a medicare benefit that may qualify you for a new power chair or scooter at little or no cost to you. imagine... one scooter or power chair that could improve your mobility and your life. one medicare benefit that, with private insurance, may entitle you to pay little to nothing to own it. one company that can make it all happen ... your power chair will be paid in full. the scooter store. hi i'm doug harrison. we're experts at getting you the power chair or scooter you need. in fact, if we qualify you for medicare reimbursement and medicare denies your claim, we'll give you your new power chair or scooter free. i didn't pay a penny out of pocket for my power chair. with help from the scooter store, medicare and my insurance covered it all. call the scooter store for free information today. call the number on your screen for free information. >>> here we go, back to mo
we're america's health insurance companies. supporting bipartisan reform that congress can build on. ies who need assistance getting around their homes. there is a medicare benefit that may qualify you for a new power chair or scooter at little or no cost to you. imagine... one scooter or power chair that could improve your mobility and your life. one medicare benefit that, with private insurance, may entitle you to pay little to nothing to own it. one company that can make it all happen ......
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[laughter] then we are going to turn our attention to john daisy, a strong friend aact and "america's choice." he is going to focus on that, too, talked about getting it done and what we need to do resignation to make that happen. then, after that, we are going to turn our attention to over the horizon. we know we are going to have a reauthorization. it is going to be very important for all of us given everything we are doing to turn our attention to what we need to do to make sure that we can keep the things that work with no child left behind. focus on what we need to have in the journey ahead. having said that, i am going to turn to you. scott is the deputy director of the council of state chief officers. he has been right in the middle of just about every conversation in education for a long time. he is going to give us a heads up in terms of standards. let's greece him. -- greet him. >> good morning. we have a power point. it is with eileen hef, who is stuck on the train. -- with her, stuck on the train. i'd rather get into a conversation with you rather than just talking to you.
[laughter] then we are going to turn our attention to john daisy, a strong friend aact and "america's choice." he is going to focus on that, too, talked about getting it done and what we need to do resignation to make that happen. then, after that, we are going to turn our attention to over the horizon. we know we are going to have a reauthorization. it is going to be very important for all of us given everything we are doing to turn our attention to what we need to do to make sure...
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we're america's health insurance companies. supporting bipartisan reform that congress can build on. neil: all right, the cash for clunkers program is supposed to get gas-guzzlers' of the road. a new report shows that 5 million of the dirtiest cars are not eligible because congress caved to lobbyists. >> unfortunately, things are not working as we originally planned. so many cars are ineligible, and the e-mails i get from viewers are that they are just so disappointed -- neil: why aren't they? >> you have cavaliers, exports -- escorts, pretty much any isuzu product, commercial products. i know the market wants to help those people, but some people cannot afford to keep those cards. some cars are just worn out. neil: the administration argues we are getting a lot of congress. not nearly as many as we thought, according to you. >> right. the first $1 million would have bought to ledger 40,000 cars, so we went against what i thought was a good idea and put another $2 billion into a program that really limited a lot of people. do w
we're america's health insurance companies. supporting bipartisan reform that congress can build on. neil: all right, the cash for clunkers program is supposed to get gas-guzzlers' of the road. a new report shows that 5 million of the dirtiest cars are not eligible because congress caved to lobbyists. >> unfortunately, things are not working as we originally planned. so many cars are ineligible, and the e-mails i get from viewers are that they are just so disappointed -- neil: why aren't...
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let's go back to "america this morning" with jeremy and vinita. >> that is fast. not breaking records but all big winners when it comes to spunk. >> some of the fastest dachshunds tour it up in the grth annual wiener dog prvoced e an tiz ize a two-night stay at a luxury hotel, of course, with vip pet treatment. honestly, what thanks do we owe progress? we're up to our necks in landfill, and down to the wire in resources and climate change is out to get us. that's why progress plays no role inside post shredded wheat. here, we put the "no" in innovation. post original shredded wheat is still just the one simple, honest ingredient which naturally comes with vitamins, minerals and fiber. all we did was make it spoon size. did we go too far? >>> from regional weather to the weather in arizona where it couldn't have been better for the obama family trip to the grand canyon yesterday. a crisp, clear view across the mile-deep ten-mile-wide canyon. >> the natural wonder attracts millions a year but the obama's visit is more unusual than you might think as eric horng repor
let's go back to "america this morning" with jeremy and vinita. >> that is fast. not breaking records but all big winners when it comes to spunk. >> some of the fastest dachshunds tour it up in the grth annual wiener dog prvoced e an tiz ize a two-night stay at a luxury hotel, of course, with vip pet treatment. honestly, what thanks do we owe progress? we're up to our necks in landfill, and down to the wire in resources and climate change is out to get us. that's why...
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our part is to pvide world soft sofarea, this ishat america is good and silicon valley is good at. >> that will ntinue, america's leadershipn creating software >> i think software is a area amera will continue toead and silicowill be at the tip at tha movement, it is a place we have excelled , think of the products y like to use, th are mostly american, and they d't use it becausit is built in america, they use it because it is the best. >> charlie: and why tha you knowthe thing is, we -- it isf course we have enormous lented people but what makes the software product rks an ability to build business around a compelling idea. and th, while this seems obvious in ameri and especially silicon valley, in most every other place i you want to bud a business say how will you make money tomorrow? and silicon value thinke build busisses around an idea, and then we figu outow we are going to me money and this is incredibly important becausef you wantomething to really work and something really complicated you cannotire pele who are motivated b a paycck, they have to live and breathe it, they ha
our part is to pvide world soft sofarea, this ishat america is good and silicon valley is good at. >> that will ntinue, america's leadershipn creating software >> i think software is a area amera will continue toead and silicowill be at the tip at tha movement, it is a place we have excelled , think of the products y like to use, th are mostly american, and they d't use it becausit is built in america, they use it because it is the best. >> charlie: and why tha you knowthe...
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now the entire east coast of america is waiting to feel the effects tomorrow. it is not expected to make landfall in the u.s., but nonetheless the danger is significant. our sharyn alfonsi is in cape cod with the latest. >> the cape is bracing for bill tonight, the storm is expected to bring heavy surf and strong rip tides. from north florida all the way to new england. from space, bill looks like a beast. more than 700 miles across. nearly as wide as the state of texas. >> bill is a scary looking storm, but it's not going to be visiting anybody along the eastern seaboard of the united states. so the big impact going to be rough surf and again, perhaps some tropical storm-force wind gusts out on cape cod. the area there's -- area that's taking a beating is nova scotia sunday afternoon. >> bill is hundreds of miles off shore, but agitating water ace long the atlantic coast from northern florida to new england. and in new york, eight-foot waves forced beach closures in long island. >> very treacherous conditions. as you can see, we are letting them get their feet
now the entire east coast of america is waiting to feel the effects tomorrow. it is not expected to make landfall in the u.s., but nonetheless the danger is significant. our sharyn alfonsi is in cape cod with the latest. >> the cape is bracing for bill tonight, the storm is expected to bring heavy surf and strong rip tides. from north florida all the way to new england. from space, bill looks like a beast. more than 700 miles across. nearly as wide as the state of texas. >> bill is...
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you can see mostly going to see a lot more hectares being planted in south america for sure. >> okay. >> and, you know, this one bushel differential between now and, you know, let's get into the second week of september if we get three good rains between now and then and no frost and i think you can add a bushel or you can take a bushel off. i mean that's going to make a dollar one way or the dollar. exactly on target on the wheat. the wheat has been making new lows here about three out of the last five days. you know, it's pathetic. and corn, i am on the page that you could -- you could end up both with about 165 yield on corn. history, you know, it is going to be on my side at least percentage-wise. >> right. >> you know, there was a lot of holes in them fields in 2004. i know it was planted early but only about 15% of that crop was plant today triple stack versus 85 today. so, i mean, we do not know really what the potential on the high end on this corn really is. >> well, you know if you used 2004 weather in the early planting. >> yes. >> those yields today would have probably bee
you can see mostly going to see a lot more hectares being planted in south america for sure. >> okay. >> and, you know, this one bushel differential between now and, you know, let's get into the second week of september if we get three good rains between now and then and no frost and i think you can add a bushel or you can take a bushel off. i mean that's going to make a dollar one way or the dollar. exactly on target on the wheat. the wheat has been making new lows here about three...
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america was built for prosperity. this is the thing people don't remember, a lot of people don't think about. some people just flat out deny. america was built for prosperity. people will tell you that american prosperity was an accident of history and geography. we just happened to land on a continent with a lot of natural resources. we just happened to know how to use them. we just happened to build a country, a mightity arsenal that defended democracy around the world almost a century and it was all an accident. that is absolutely not true. we people. and they talked about rights. and i want to get back to this. i will get back to this. one of the things that i find to be a hair-raising experience, fig ratively speaking, of course is the idea and you hear this from the left and hear it sometimes from people on our side of the aisle, will talk about health care as a right. people have a right to health care. it sounds good. people don't want to see people denied health care. but it is a fundamentally flawed argument
america was built for prosperity. this is the thing people don't remember, a lot of people don't think about. some people just flat out deny. america was built for prosperity. people will tell you that american prosperity was an accident of history and geography. we just happened to land on a continent with a lot of natural resources. we just happened to know how to use them. we just happened to build a country, a mightity arsenal that defended democracy around the world almost a century and it...
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and america has a lot riding on mubarak. the united states gives some $2 billion a year to egypt, which remains one of our most reliable arab allies. but egypt's future is murky. mubarak is now 81 years old and, by some accounts, is in failing health. and no successor has been named. what does it all mean, especially at a time when there is some level of discontent within egypt? to help make sense of it all, we turn to abc australia's middle east correspondent ben knight. >> reporter: in the heart of cairo murad sabri mustafa is coming home to the apartment he's preparing to leave. he's off to libya, which now offers him better prospects than the country he was born in. >> the income here is very low, to have - to save from and to have a good life. >> reporter: there are many like him in egypt's middle class, and they're tired of watching their country stagnate. >> we need change. i saw a lot of egyptians in other countries. they are succeed. >> reporter: but change is something egyptians don't often see. for 28 years hosni
and america has a lot riding on mubarak. the united states gives some $2 billion a year to egypt, which remains one of our most reliable arab allies. but egypt's future is murky. mubarak is now 81 years old and, by some accounts, is in failing health. and no successor has been named. what does it all mean, especially at a time when there is some level of discontent within egypt? to help make sense of it all, we turn to abc australia's middle east correspondent ben knight. >> reporter: in...
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she said fine, write about riots in america. for the first time in my life, i actually got turned on by english. i researched riots from the 1920's, overseas, and spent hours in the library. i came back and wrote a 140 page manuscript, as i recall. mrs. klinger took this manuscript home. she was a diminutive white woman. she took it home and came back after the weekend and calls me up and says ellis, i will tell you what. i will give you an "a" in this course. i am really not capable of judging this material. you need to send this to a professional. i paused and said, a professional what? >> she said, have you ever heard a woman called gwendolyn brooks? send it to her. see what she thinks. we got an address where she was teaching, and i sent gwendolyn brooks this manuscript on riots throughout history. i did not hear anything for weeks, and one saturday i got a call. it was gwendolyn brooks. she says ellis, you have to come down and talk to me. she was teaching at northeastern university in chicago. i take three buses, as i reca
she said fine, write about riots in america. for the first time in my life, i actually got turned on by english. i researched riots from the 1920's, overseas, and spent hours in the library. i came back and wrote a 140 page manuscript, as i recall. mrs. klinger took this manuscript home. she was a diminutive white woman. she took it home and came back after the weekend and calls me up and says ellis, i will tell you what. i will give you an "a" in this course. i am really not capable...
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betty rollin has our story. >> reporter: sunitha mani is an indian hindu, born in america. her mother calls her a "modern girl." even so, as she prepares for her marriage, she is going the traditional route and then some. it begins with her getting painted with henna, a process called "mehndi." sanjana, the marital makeup chief, explains. >> when it dries up and it starts flaking, it gives you that mahogany like a red burgundy color. so, in india the bridal colors are red. we usually wear red, maroon, burgundy-- so they say that the bride's hand shouldn't show color of her skin. >> reporter: sunitha met her husband-to-be, ronjit sandhu, who is a sikh, at college eight years ago. >> the henna artists told me yesterday the darker the henna the more your husband and your in-laws love you. so my hands are dark, but not down here so much. >> reporter: the groom's mandate on the wedding night is to find his name hidden in the design. >> the night of the wedding, i'm supposed to find... i'm supposed to search for my name in the henna. and then if i can't find it, basically i'm not
betty rollin has our story. >> reporter: sunitha mani is an indian hindu, born in america. her mother calls her a "modern girl." even so, as she prepares for her marriage, she is going the traditional route and then some. it begins with her getting painted with henna, a process called "mehndi." sanjana, the marital makeup chief, explains. >> when it dries up and it starts flaking, it gives you that mahogany like a red burgundy color. so, in india the bridal...
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all right. ( announcer ) blackberry runs better on america's largest 3g network. and now buy any blackberry, like the new tour, and get one free. verizon wireless. ♪ [ female announcer ] arthritis targets your body where it's vulnerable. ♪ tylenol arthritis works with your body to block the pain, without interfering with certain high blood pressure medicines like aleve sometimes can. ♪ so you don't just feel better, you feel better knowing doctors recommend tylenol more than any other brand of pain reliever. ♪ >>> right now here on msnbc, we're taking a look at someone trying to clean the lens there in bermuda. that's the elbow beach area. they've lost a few feet of coastline according to jim can torre's last report. it does look better than yesterday and has passed by bermuda and heading toward the east coast and residents from florida all the way to the new england states are braying for bill. prep raegs very under way in eastern canada for hurricane bill as well. they're tying down their boats, buying up grocery. it's supposed to pass nova scotia someti
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is it one of the reasons america has not focused on the borders in america? is that a new form of imperialism? guest: let me answer the second part first. i do believe is a new form of imperialism, this system of -- if you look at who was served by colonialism in terms of the wealthy. that continues today. if you look at who was hurt, people of color, women. this has been reinforced by globalization. it is a rebury ending of colonialism. -- it is a reid branding of colonialism. in terms of the free flow of immigrants? i didn't understand the first part of your question. a lot of what we have done with the bergeborder, a lot of these problems were post-nafta. a lot of people have lost their phonfarms and factories, so youe had this influx of people looking for work. that is a feature of globalization, this great migration of people traveling looking for work. you see in africa and latin america. that is a feature of globalization. the workers traveling to find work. host: our next call comes from the virgin islands. go ahead caller: good morning. i see the sub
is it one of the reasons america has not focused on the borders in america? is that a new form of imperialism? guest: let me answer the second part first. i do believe is a new form of imperialism, this system of -- if you look at who was served by colonialism in terms of the wealthy. that continues today. if you look at who was hurt, people of color, women. this has been reinforced by globalization. it is a rebury ending of colonialism. -- it is a reid branding of colonialism. in terms of the...
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at. >> that will continue, america's leadership in creating software. >> i think software is an area america will continue to lead and silicon will be at the tip of at that movement, it is a place we have excelled at, think of the products you like to use, they are mostly american, and they don't use it because it is built in america, they use it because it is the best. >> charlie: and why is that? you know, the thing is, we -- it is of course we have enormous talented people but what makes the software product work is an ability to build a business around a compelling idea. and that, while this seems obvious in america and especially silicon valley, in almost every other place if you want to build a business say how will you make money tomorrow? and silicon value think we build businesses around an idea, and then we figure out how we are going to make money and this is incredibly important because if you want something to really work and something really complicated you cannot hire people who are motivated by a paycheck, they have to live and breathe it, they have to do it over a lo
at. >> that will continue, america's leadership in creating software. >> i think software is an area america will continue to lead and silicon will be at the tip of at that movement, it is a place we have excelled at, think of the products you like to use, they are mostly american, and they don't use it because it is built in america, they use it because it is the best. >> charlie: and why is that? you know, the thing is, we -- it is of course we have enormous talented people...
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little tells more about the state of america than what americans are doing to get high. life in the united states of course is similar in many ways to life anywhere in the developed world but the nation diverges sharply from the rest of the world in a few crucial ways. americans work hard. 135 hours a year more than the average briton, 240 hours more than the typical french worker and 370 hours, that is nine weeks, more than the average german. we also play hard. a global survey released in 2008 found americans are more than twice as likely to smoke pot as europeans. 42% of americans had puffed up one point percentages of various nations rall under 20. we are also four times as likely as spaniards to have done coke and roughly ten times more likely than the rest of europe. quote, we are just a different kind of country, said the u.s. drugs are spokesman tom riley when asked about the survey. quote, we have higher drug use rates, higher crime rate, many things that go with a free and mobile society. different indeed. there may be no people on earth with a twisted and comp
little tells more about the state of america than what americans are doing to get high. life in the united states of course is similar in many ways to life anywhere in the developed world but the nation diverges sharply from the rest of the world in a few crucial ways. americans work hard. 135 hours a year more than the average briton, 240 hours more than the typical french worker and 370 hours, that is nine weeks, more than the average german. we also play hard. a global survey released in...
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repower america. i hope our senators are listening. shepard: continuing coverage now with the passing of senator kennedy as the motorcade makes its way toward boston. i was led to believe there would be live pictures and you would be seeing them now, but clearly, you are not. q. are seeing me. in a few minutes, we will take you back down to nasa where the center is about to launch a rocket into space. that is three or four minutes from now. live coverage from that. live pictures coming in from boston. they are in a commercial break at the moment. let's go back to our guest now, edward klein is with us. we have talked about the last days. what details do you know about when he found out that he had cancer and that it was terminal? >> this happened in may 2008. basically, what happened is he had a daughter who had breast cancer. the chairman of the house committee had gotten his chief aide on the health committee to gather what they call anti- cancer group together to see what could be done. he did exactly the same thing for himself. the
repower america. i hope our senators are listening. shepard: continuing coverage now with the passing of senator kennedy as the motorcade makes its way toward boston. i was led to believe there would be live pictures and you would be seeing them now, but clearly, you are not. q. are seeing me. in a few minutes, we will take you back down to nasa where the center is about to launch a rocket into space. that is three or four minutes from now. live coverage from that. live pictures coming in from...
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top story on a fox trip across america. nevada -- the pilots put the chopper down on a bike trail in the lake mead national recreation area. a spokesman for the tour company says it was a large bird that hit the windshield. the glass cracked. none of the six passengers hurt. colorado -- officers tranquilizing and not mine that found its way into a shed. the home on the far eastern edge of denver about 6 miles from the city's airport. >> and not a line down here in the eastern plains? it is pretty unbelievable. shepard: the 65-pound cat was returned to the wild. kentucky -- soldiers returning home after a 15-month deployment. these troops responsible for making sure water, food, fuel, ammunition get to the soldiers who need it. >> it was worth it to do the job. we are in the army. we do what we have to do. it is a sacrifice for us as well as our families. >> the soldiers have at least one year in the states before they can be deployed again. minnesota -- canterbury park is a horse racing track near minneapolis, but these are
top story on a fox trip across america. nevada -- the pilots put the chopper down on a bike trail in the lake mead national recreation area. a spokesman for the tour company says it was a large bird that hit the windshield. the glass cracked. none of the six passengers hurt. colorado -- officers tranquilizing and not mine that found its way into a shed. the home on the far eastern edge of denver about 6 miles from the city's airport. >> and not a line down here in the eastern plains? it...
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we'll talk with a close friend of jasmin later on "good morning america." >>> with another flu season around the corner, medical experts are recommending that younger and older americans get their flu shots. but there is a surprising, new recommendation this year. as dr. timothy johnson reports. >> reporter: for regular or seasonal flu, the center for disease control currently recommends giving flu vaccinations to children under the age of 5 and adults over the age of 50. as these gros tend to suffer more severe symptoms from the flu. but new research finds that targeting school-aged children and their parents for vaccination, may be better to contain the spread of seasonal flu, or even swine flu. using information from the flu epidemics of 1918 and 1957, researchers predicted that an influenza epidemic in the u.s. today, would be best addressed by a targeted distribution of a vaccine to children aged 5 to 19. d their parents, as these groups are most likely to spread the virus to the rest of the population. these findings offer a different approach to disease control that may inform
we'll talk with a close friend of jasmin later on "good morning america." >>> with another flu season around the corner, medical experts are recommending that younger and older americans get their flu shots. but there is a surprising, new recommendation this year. as dr. timothy johnson reports. >> reporter: for regular or seasonal flu, the center for disease control currently recommends giving flu vaccinations to children under the age of 5 and adults over the age of...
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doing it with bank of america can help save a lot more. up to 20% cash back from over 300 online retailers with our add it up program. just sign up and use your bank of america debit or credit card when you shop online. it's one of the many ways we make saving money in tough times a whole lot easier. >>> good morning. cash for clunkers.s. sales for automakers. ford on track to post its first monthly increase in two years today. >>> it's the economy, the white house taking the message to the air waves this weekend. all in a day's work. the anticipated monthly jobs report top this week's agenda as "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ come monday it'll be all right ♪ ♪ come monday i'll be holding you tight ♪ ♪ >> here we go, everybody. good morning. welcome to "squawk box" right here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe and carl quintanilla. the house approved a $2 billion extension of the clunkers program. the senate expected to act on the bill. the administration saying if the senate doesn't by tuesday, they're not going to honor t
doing it with bank of america can help save a lot more. up to 20% cash back from over 300 online retailers with our add it up program. just sign up and use your bank of america debit or credit card when you shop online. it's one of the many ways we make saving money in tough times a whole lot easier. >>> good morning. cash for clunkers.s. sales for automakers. ford on track to post its first monthly increase in two years today. >>> it's the economy, the white house taking the...
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at bank of america, it practically does. use the bankamericard power rewards visa credit card and earn rewards like cash back with every purchase. cash you can put into savings. or even use to help pay down your credit card balance. it's one of the many ways we make saving money in tough times a whole lot easier. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." jack bouroudjian is stanning by at the cme to give us a preview of the day ahead. "squawk box" is going to have the three horsemen of the apocalypse, as our producer calls it. what's the best stigz of the fed? should they say they're going to end it? should they say they're going to continue? which is the best thing? >> bertha, i think they have to say they're going to end it eventually. everyone is looking for a strategy. the question is how are they going to word it? that is one of the few things that we're looking for out of the statement and will be looked on favorably by the market. >> the other thing that will be critical to watch, we're going to have ta ten-year aucti
at bank of america, it practically does. use the bankamericard power rewards visa credit card and earn rewards like cash back with every purchase. cash you can put into savings. or even use to help pay down your credit card balance. it's one of the many ways we make saving money in tough times a whole lot easier. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." jack bouroudjian is stanning by at the cme to give us a preview of the day ahead. "squawk box" is going to have...
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. >>> now, here's a look at some other stories making news "early today" in america. pennsylvania police are searching for a woman who used pepper spray on a clerk when authorities say he tried to stop her from shoplifting. the employee became suspicious after he claimed to see the woman putting dvds into a handbag. when he confronted her, she pulled out a can of mace and sprayed him in the face before running off. >>> when the masked men entered the establishment, it was full of off-duty police officers who were in town for a golf tournament. needless to say, the suspect was quickly tackled and arrested. >>> it was a sticky situation for a woman in phoenix who discovered thousands of bees living under her bathtub. animal experts were called in to remove the hive by cutting a hole in her house. free honey may sound like a sweet opportunity, but officials say in time the bees would have become far more dangerous. >>> and in california, officials are warning some people to stay indoors after a black bear was spotted in a residential neighborhood. the animal estimated at
. >>> now, here's a look at some other stories making news "early today" in america. pennsylvania police are searching for a woman who used pepper spray on a clerk when authorities say he tried to stop her from shoplifting. the employee became suspicious after he claimed to see the woman putting dvds into a handbag. when he confronted her, she pulled out a can of mace and sprayed him in the face before running off. >>> when the masked men entered the establishment,...